Sentence examples for generic problem from inspiring English sources

Then, a training session that used a simple, generic problem instance involving 15 randomly generated efficient alternatives and the same number of criteria as the actual treatment was completed by each participant.

This is a generic problem.

But the official added that the results of that inspection did not show that there was any generic problem.

Mr Byers insisted he was misquoted, and that he was simply stating that the crash was not due to a "generic problem".

Ms. Hersman made clear that the safety board was looking to see if there was a generic problem with the runway and the approach path.

A lack of basic sports equipment like footballs is a generic problem across the whole continent and I was drawn to the very simple and pure concept that every child has the right to play.

For example, the government's determination to keep its promise to cut hospital waiting lists appears to be diverting resources away from other measures more likely to improve public health.There is also, however, a generic problem with centralised government.

But, either way, violence raises a distinctively generic problem in a commercial movie that it doesn't in a literary novel, and Harron adroitly solves this problem or, at any rate, bypasses it, by having most of the slicing and dicing happen off-camera.

We introduce this generic problem formulation in the next section.

It also suggests that math education across participating countries tends to sufficiently utilise generic problem-solving skills (Figure 2).

Risch ([2010]) showed in a cross-national review that science learning was more related to contents and contexts rather than to generic problem-solving skills.